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* MsFanservice: Mai has always been like this, but never as much in the ''Fatal Fury'' games as in the anime or the SpinOff games, where {{Flanderization}} did its job. Blue Mary and Bonne Jenet are also fanservicey, but not reaching this extreme.

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* MsFanservice: Mai has always been like this, but never as much in the ''Fatal Fury'' games as in the anime or the SpinOff games, where {{Flanderization}} did its job. In fact, in TheMovie, ''Fatal Fury The Motion Picture'', Mai gets to try on various revealing outfits based on the location she's at. Blue Mary and Bonne Jenet are also fanservicey, but not reaching this extreme.
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* {{Expy}}: Geese has a striking resemblance to King, the final boss of ''The Super Spy'' (see comparison [[http://img88.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=superspy.jpg here]]). The intro to ''Fatal Fury 3'' may be a reference to it.
** He also draws comparisons with Aussie from the Jean Claude Van Damme movie, ''Bloodsport''.

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Geese has a striking resemblance to King, the final boss of ''The Super Spy'' (see comparison [[http://img88.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=superspy.jpg here]]). The intro to ''Fatal Fury 3'' may be a reference to it. \n** He also draws comparisons with Aussie from the Jean Claude Van Damme movie, ''Bloodsport''.''Bloodsport'' and Souther/Thouzer from ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar''.
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* TheGrappler:
** [=Raiden/Big Bear=]. As a pro wrestler, he was the series's first traditional example.
** Geese Howard is notorious for this, due his upper, mid, and lower body counters which all have insane priority; especially when [[TheComputerIsACheatingBastard the computer's using him]].
** Jubei Yamada, a judoka introduced in ''Fatal Fury 2'', is a unique example in that he is not a very large person as typical, he is in fact a frail, short old man. That won't stop him from throwing people across the room.
** Introduced in ''Fatal Fury 3'', Blue Mary creatively uses combat sambo to strike a nice balance between Big Bear and Jubei's offensive throws and Geese's counter throws.
** Tsugumi Sendo in ''Wild Ambition'' brings Japanese wrestling to the table and has an appropriate moveset to match.
** Finally, there's Tizoc from VideoGame/GarouMarkOfTheWolves, who has some truly visually stunning throws with [[LargeHam plenty of ham]].
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: Andy's stage in ''Fatal Fury Special'' takes place in Venice, with the fight happening on top of a boat floating down one of the canals. Yet in the background, you can see the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Colosseum. In reality, those landmarks are on the other side of the country. Pisa is over 3 hours away from Venice, and Rome is over 5. The stage also has the Rialto Bridge and the Doge's Palace, which ''are'' from Venice, but the buildings around them aren't correct.
** Terry's ''Fatal Fury Special'' train stage is stated to be in West Albuquerque, New Mexico. But somehow this train magically passes by Monument Valley in Arizona and Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, which are over 300 and 800 miles away respectively.
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* KiAttacks: Pretty much everyone.

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* KiAttacks: KiManipulation: Pretty much everyone.
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* ''Garou: Mark of the Wolves'' (1999, UsefulNotes/NeoGeo, UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2)

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* ''Garou: ''[[VideoGame/GarouMarkOfTheWolves Garou: Mark of the Wolves'' Wolves]]'' (1999, UsefulNotes/NeoGeo, UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2)
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* ReReleaseSoundtrack: The ''Fatal Fury Battle Archives'' collections had the option to turn on new remixed soundtracks.
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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''VideoGame/FightersHistory Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round''[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]] and its sequel, ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive6'', while Geese Howard appears as a DLC Fighter in ''VideoGame/Tekken7''. Terry Bogard appeared in ''VideoGame/FightingEXLayer'' in 2018, and in 2019, Terry himself was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.

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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series and other main series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''VideoGame/FightersHistory Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round''[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]] and its sequel, ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive6'', while Geese Howard appears as a DLC Fighter in ''VideoGame/Tekken7''. Terry Bogard appeared in ''VideoGame/FightingEXLayer'' in 2018, and in 2019, Terry himself was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first game only has three selectable characters, Terry sounds different, and the bonus game is an arm wrestling match not using the fighting engine. It also lacks Mai, who was introduced in the next game.
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** [[BloodKnight Wolfgang]] [[BiggerBad Krauser's]] Gigantic Cyclone first made its appearance in the anime adaptation of ''Fatal Fury 2'' in the form of the Senpu-Ken move, where both he and {{T|heProtagonist}}erry [[{{Eagleland}} Bogard]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3IGOvlhVpM could use it (00:45-01:09).]] (though Terry used it in the previous anime as well and he also used a kick variant to beat Geese). It became a case of ThrowItIn, when {{Creator/SNK}} added it to Krauser's moves set, as his P-Power move, in ''Real Bout Fatal Fury Special'', where it was renamed "Gigantic Cyclone".

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** [[BloodKnight Wolfgang]] [[BiggerBad Wolfgang Krauser's]] Gigantic Cyclone first made its appearance in the anime adaptation of ''Fatal Fury 2'' in the form of the Senpu-Ken move, where both he and {{T|heProtagonist}}erry [[{{Eagleland}} Bogard]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3IGOvlhVpM could use it (00:45-01:09).]] (though Terry used it in the previous anime as well and he also used a kick variant to beat Geese). It became a case of ThrowItIn, when {{Creator/SNK}} added it to Krauser's moves set, as his P-Power move, in ''Real Bout Fatal Fury Special'', where it was renamed "Gigantic Cyclone".

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The distinctive characteristic of the series is the ability of the characters to fight in two different planes in most stages, giving them the capability to avoid attacks by moving between planes. This system suffers some changes after the third installment and was dropped altogether for the last game.

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The distinctive characteristic of the series is the ability of the characters to fight in two different planes in most stages, giving them the capability to avoid attacks by moving between planes. This system suffers would undergo some changes after the third installment and was dropped altogether for the last game.



* ActionGirl: Mai Shiranui, Blue Mary, Li Xiangfei, Bonne Jenet, Hotaru, and Tsugumi Sendo. Mai purposely [[JustForPun bounces]] in [[FauxActionGirl and out]] of the trope; she has the skills and uses them the major part pof the time, but sometimes [[DeliberatelyDistressedDamsel plays the damsel in distress intentionally]] in order to make [[CelibateHero Andy]] [[TheDulcineaEffect appreciate her more.]]

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* ActionGirl: Mai Shiranui, Blue Mary, Li Xiangfei, Bonne Jenet, Hotaru, and Tsugumi Sendo. Mai purposely [[JustForPun bounces]] in [[FauxActionGirl bounces in and out]] of the trope; trope in the animated adaptations; she has the skills and uses them the major part pof the time, but sometimes [[DeliberatelyDistressedDamsel plays the damsel in distress intentionally]] in order to make [[CelibateHero Andy]] [[TheDulcineaEffect appreciate her more.]]



* {{Cutscene}}: For all the installments that had a plot.

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* {{Cutscene}}: For all The first game was notable for including a relatively extensive plot (for a 1991 fighting game, anyway), instead of telling it through short ending sequence like most fighting games did. This would continue in most of the installments that had a plot.series.


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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: The series' signature two-plane system was dropped in the last few games. This started in ''Dominated Mind'' (a revised [=PS1=] port of ''Real Bout Special''), and was played with in the 3D spin-off ''Wild Ambition'', before it was eventually ditched in the final installment ''Mark of the Wolves''.
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* HelloNurse: Mai is this. Signs are easily evident in comments made by the male characters, and it's more evident in the anime series. In contrast, Blue Mary, who's also considered attractive, attracts more attention because of her job.

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* HelloNurse: HeadTurningBeauty: Mai is this. Signs are easily evident in comments made by the male characters, and it's more evident in the anime series. In contrast, Blue Mary, who's also considered attractive, attracts more attention because of her job.
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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''VideoGame/FightersHistory Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round''[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]], while Terry Bogard appeared in ''VideoGame/FightingEXLayer'' in 2018, and in 2019, Terry himself was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.

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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''VideoGame/FightersHistory Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round''[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]], know![[/note]] and its sequel, ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive6'', while Geese Howard appears as a DLC Fighter in ''VideoGame/Tekken7''. Terry Bogard appeared in ''VideoGame/FightingEXLayer'' in 2018, and in 2019, Terry himself was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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* MonsterBrotherCutieSister: Billy is a fearsome character, a sadistic punk with a large cane who's TheDragon of Geese and ArchEnemy of the "Hungry Wolves" team. His little sister Lilly, however, is a motherly-like younger sister who awaits for his brother when he's in fights ignorant ([[DependingOnTheWriter or not]]) of what's her brother is doing and always worried for him. She's also hinted in different appearances to be Joe's LoveInterest, which irritates Billy to no end.


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* SuperMobBoss: Geese is a crime boss who has the control of the city of Southtown since TheSeventies during the events of ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting''. But also, he was trained in the martial art of UsefulNotes/{{Aikido}} so he can beat up enemies who challenge him without help.
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*** [[spoiler:This contradicts Krauser's honorable depiction in ''Fatal Fury 2'' and ''Fatal Fury Special'' as well as his appearance in the ''Real Bout'' games, where he appears as a normal character while the deceased Geese appears as a "nightmare" one. Furthermore, ''Memories of Stray Wolves'' was released only in Japan as a DVD in a limited soundtrack collection without the involvement of either Takashi Nishiyama or Hiroshi Matsumoto, the creators of the series, who had long gone from SNK at the time of release, so his supposed suicide has not been established within a proper game. This only applies to the ''Fatal Fury'' continuity since Krauser was depicted alive and well in ''The King of Fighters '94'' and even participated in ''The King of Fighters '96'']].

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* ArtisticLicenseMartialArts: A given since this is a 2D fighting game series with an emphasis on spectacular special moves, but special mention goes to Terry's Rising Tackle: an upside-down spinning [[WrestlerInAllOfUs double clothesline]] performed while casually jumping twice his height. [[Franchise/StreetFighter Zangief]] would be jealous. Special mention also goes to Mai's Musasabi no Mai, a high-flying dive attack performed ''face-first'', which would hurt her more than her opponent without the RuleOfCool in play.
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* LocalHangout: Let's just say that, if you're a fighter and you're passing through South Town, you ''have'' to stop at the Pao Pao Café. One of the intermissions in ''Fatal Fury 2'' even shows its patrons watching the tournament on TV.
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* UglyGuyHotWife: Cheng is a very short, very fat, very immoral... with an incredibly beautiful and affectionate wife. Averted with Kim and Myeng Swuk, since she's an attractive mother and he's an equally dashing father with dashes of HotBlooded and LoveFreak. His ''Fatal Fury Special'' intros/win poses and endings, which have young Jae Hoon and Dong Hwan hanging out with their dad, will make you go [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments "Aaaawwwww."]]

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* UglyGuyHotWife: Cheng is a very short, very fat, very immoral... with an incredibly beautiful and affectionate wife. Averted with Kim and Myeng Swuk, since she's an attractive mother and he's an equally dashing father with dashes of HotBlooded and LoveFreak. His ''Fatal Fury Special'' intros/win poses and endings, which have young Jae Hoon and Dong Hwan hanging out with their dad, will make you go [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments "Aaaawwwww."]]"

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''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'', a fighting game trilogy from SNK, is a prequel that takes place a decade prior to the events of ''Fatal Fury''.



** This was already apparent by the fact that they share timeframes with the [[VideoGame/ArtOfFighting]] cast in KOF, which predated Fatal Fury by several years in the original timeline.

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** This was already apparent by the fact that they share timeframes with the [[VideoGame/ArtOfFighting]] ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'' cast in KOF, which predated Fatal Fury by several years in the original timeline.
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** This was already apparent by the fact that they share timeframes with the [[VideoGame/ArtOfFighting]] cast in KOF, which predated Fatal Fury by several years in the original timeline.
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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round"[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]], while Terry Bogard appeared in ''VideoGame/FightingEXLayer'' in 2018, and in 2019 was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.

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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History ''VideoGame/FightersHistory Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round"[[note]]Astonishingly Round''[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]], while Terry Bogard appeared in ''VideoGame/FightingEXLayer'' in 2018, and in 2019 2019, Terry himself was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round"[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]], and in 2019, Terry Bogard was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.

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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round"[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]], and in 2019, while Terry Bogard appeared in ''VideoGame/FightingEXLayer'' in 2018, and in 2019 was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round", and in 2019, Terry Bogard was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.

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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round", Round"[[note]]Astonishingly appropriate, we know![[/note]], and in 2019, Terry Bogard was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. In 2019, Terry Bogard was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.

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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan. In Mai Shiranui appears in ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive 5: Last Round", and in 2019, Terry Bogard was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan.

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While the last installment of the series appeared in late 1999, many of its [[Characters/FatalFury characters]] are still widely popular today and continue to appear in a number of SpinOff series, most notably ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' series. More recently, pachi-slot machines with the ''Fatal Fury'' theme have been released and there is a crossover game with ''Fighter's History Dynamite'' available for mobile phones in Japan.
Japan. In 2019, Terry Bogard was announced as the fifth [[DownloadableContent DLC]] character in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
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* RecycledSoundtrack: The VS. player fight music in the original game' is a rearrangement of ''Street Smart'''s first stage theme.
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* TheAnimeOfTheGame: The ''Fatal Fury: Legend of the Hungry Wolf'' and ''Fatal Fury 2: The New Battle'' TV specials, and the movie ''Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture''.
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* AsLongItSoundForeign: Many Brazilian players had complained that Richard Meyer's theme doesn't sound exactly like Brazilian Capoeira music, but more like a bizarre mix of traditional Brazilian, Arab and even Indian music with even more bizarre Portuguese lyrics and it fit better for a soundtrack from a movie with Arab [[BellyDancer belly dancers]] rather than battle music for a Brazilian capoerista.

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* AsLongItSoundForeign: AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: Many Brazilian players had complained that Richard Meyer's theme doesn't sound exactly like Brazilian Capoeira music, but more like a bizarre mix of traditional Brazilian, Arab and even Indian music with even more bizarre Portuguese lyrics and it fit better for a soundtrack from a movie with Arab [[BellyDancer belly dancers]] rather than battle music for a Brazilian capoerista.
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* AttractModeAsLongItSoundForeign: Many Brazilian players had complained that Richard Meyer's theme doesn't sound exactly like Brazilian Capoeira music, but more like a bizarre mix of traditional Brazilian, Arab and even Indian music with even more bizarre Portuguese lyrics and it fit better for a soundtrack from a movie with Arab [[BellyDancer belly dancers]] rather than battle music for a Brazilian capoerista.

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